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Dashing dentists daintily eat dates while dancing at the disco.

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Dis forDangle

Something dangles if it is hanging loosely, so that is can move around freely. People often dangle toys for kittens so they will play with them.

Dis forDanish

Danish describes anything relating to Denmark, people from Denmark, the language spoken in Denmark and a kind of pastry.
A dapple grey horse has white spots surrounded by dark hair, making an attractive pattern. Young horses that are dapple grey often slowly turn white.

Dis forDappled

Something is dappled when it has patches of a darker or lighter shade of color. Some horses are dapple grey.

Dis forDari

Dari is a modern Persian language, spoken in a number of countries including Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Dis forDark

It is dark when there is not much light and you have trouble seeing anything. It gets dark at night time, or when you close the curtains and shut the light out. The opposite of dark is light or bright.
Dark may also be used to describe something that has much deeper colors than something else, or is close to black. The opposite of this kind of dark is pale.

Dis forDart

A dart is a small, relatively heavy projectile with a sharp end. Some types of dart like the one in the picture are thrown by hand, other types of dart are fired by blowing them out of a tube with your mouth.

Dis forDarts

Darts is a game where you throw metal objects with sharp ends called darts at a target. The parts of the target are numbered, and the idea is to hit the parts of the target with the highest numbers.
When you like someone, you might ask them out on a date to somewhere nice like a restaurant.
Dates are the fruit of the date palm. Dates are about 2 inches long, and very sweet. They are usually sold dried, with their seed removed. Dates are common in Middle Eastern food, and are the main ingredient of sticky date pudding.
A datestone is a stone with a date carved into it. You might see datestones on old buildings, graves, or monuments. They help tell the year or date for a house, a special event, or a person's life.

Dis forDaughter

Your daughter is your female child.
A male child is called a son.

Dis forDawn

Dawn is the name given to the time of low light around sunrise.

Dis forDay

Day might refer to the time when the sun is up, for example, "my cat sleeps all day", or it might mean an entire 24 hour period, usually counted starting from midnight.

The opposite of day is night.

Dis forDaydream

Daydream means to think about imaginary things while not paying full attention to what is happening. It can happen during class, at home, or while waiting.

People may daydream to rest their minds or to picture ideas for games, stories, or goals. You might notice you are daydreaming when you stare off and your mind seems to wander.

Dis forDead

Something is dead if it used to be alive once but isn't any more.
All living things will eventually die, but some can live for much longer than others.

Dis forDeaf

Someone is deaf if they cannot hear things properly, or they cannot hear things at all. People who are only partially deaf can use a hearing aid to help them hear things properly again.

Dis forDebate

A debate is a structured discussion about the pros and cons of an issue. Each side of the discussion will either be for or against a point of view and will put forward the reasons for their side of the debate.
A similar word to debate is argument.

Dis forDebris

Debris is the broken remains of something that has been destroyed, usually from a natural event like a tornado but debris can be created by any kind of destruction.

Dis forDebt

A debt is an obligation to return something, usually money, that you have borrowed from someone else. Debts are usually repaid with interest, which means that you pay back more than you have borrowed.